Our staff and volunteers are good at saving lives. But for every life we save by providing transplants, there's another we can’t because we don’t have a match. The more support we have, the better we are at helping people, which is why we also value our partners.
Hospitals and transplantation centres
Each month we take hundreds of calls from hospitals and transplantation centres searching for matches for new patients. They mostly originate in the UK but can be anywhere in the world. We also work with hospitals through our cord blood programme.
Other donor registers
We work with other organisations that run donor registers in the UK and across the world. We want to save as many lives as possible so we share our research information and swap notes on best practice.
Companies
Thousands of companies support our work. Running fundraising events, hosting recruitment clinics and attending our Daisy Ball are just some of the ways you can get involved.
University groups
Run for students, by students, there are now 33 Marrow Groups in universities across the UK. Their aim: to give every student the chance to join our register. Find out more.
Other lifesaving organisations
We work with NHS Blood and Transplant to talk directly to young people about saving lives. We do it through a programme called R&B (Register and Be a Lifesaver). Volunteers run sessions in colleges to debunk myths, raise awareness and get 16-18 year olds really excited about the possibility of becoming lifesavers.
